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voice of america. steve redisch will join us. >> told phil talked of a leak types in different cities. berchtold he talked to a hold a wide range of people. explore the countryside here he wanted to and understand what makes american stick. he had read that americans were individualistic. he actually saw us as much more collectivist this. it seems hard for us to imagine. he saw the u.s. as a group of people who like to form associations. who wanted to always be with other people. after he went to the u.s., he saw the french as the individualists. from that, he concluded that he was going to put up his colossal statute. he was going to have to say something to people who understood themselves as a big group. as a society. as a collective entity. >> watch this whole event as part of our lineup. it includes a discussion on how social media has changed the news coverage. commencement speeches from new york mayor, cory booker, and he long must -- elon musk. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> we had pulled into the spot that morning. >> the former commanding officer of th

fbi dijo que jose treviÑo, miembro del cartel de los zetas, uso cuentas en bank of america para lavar dinero a traves de compra-venta de caballos.la primera informacion del dia en despierta america

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a cuba barco con ayuda humanitaria.y revelan posibles vinculos entre bank of america y el cartel de los zetas.la Ámara de representantes aproÓ una propuesta para derogar la ley de salud del presidente obama, pero la iniciativa no tendria posibilidad de avanzar en el senado.el barco "ana cecilia" llega hoy al puerto de la habana, con el primer cargamento maÍtimo de mercanÍas entre miami y la isla en Ás de cinco Écadas. y el fbi dijo que jose treviÑo, miembro del cartel de los zetas, uso cuentas en bank of america para lavar dinero a traves de compra-venta de caballos.la primera informacion del dia en despierta america gobernador de california convirtio en ley una medida que pretende ofrecer mayor proteccion a las personas en riesgo de perder su casa.--"jerry brown" firmo la ley que tiene como proÓsito brindar transparencia, entre otras cosas, para evitar que se inicie un proceso de

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's the important role immigrants' plight in america. secretary napolitano , i present to you 25 candidates for naturalization. please administer the oath of allegiance. >> thank you. candidates, please raise your right hand. repeat after me. this goes this pretty long. -- oath is pretty long. i hereby declare on those that i absolutely and entirely renounce all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prances -- prince, state or sovereignty. of whom i have here to four been a subject or citizen. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the laws of the united states of america. against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance, that i will bear arms on behalf of the united states when required by the law. the dye will perform noncombata services -- that i will perform noncombatant service is in the armed forces of the united states when required by law. the dial performs work of national importance -- that i will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law. that i take this obligation

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"democracy in america" based on his travels in the 1830s. mr. barone is a guest lecturer in charleston, south carolina, and of course, called the conservative intellectual tradition in america taught by professor mallory factor. >> thank you very much. it's an honor to be here and a special honor to be asked to speak to speak on alexis de tocqueville. in reading tocqueville in preparation for this lecture. i began to think that he was something like mozart, that i was in the presence that was so bar above the level of almost anyone else in history, that there was almost no comparison with anybody else. you can listen to the music of mozart and it sounds pleasant and melodic and so forth, but if you really think about it, if you really analyzed it, you realize he's doing something, that it's so far above the level of ordinary and oppressive achievement that you're in the presence of something and you see the same thing in tocqueville. it's easy to read tocqueville fairly fast. you're in front of the television set and there is a conversation in the next room. you're starting to think about wha

focused on voice of america, the official broadcasting of the u.s. government's and we wrap things up with bbc america tomorrow. today we learned cctv. jim laurie is an executive consultant to the chinese news service based here in washington. thanks for coming in. >guest: thanks for having me. host: tell us about the mission ofcctv and what it has done and the united states. guest: china central television is the largest television presence in the world's largest television nation. it is a state-of, state operated television station, more than 13,000 employees, all round the world, mainly feeding the chinese population with news, current affairs, entertainment, sports and every imaginable kind of broadcasting from beijing and for the entire nation. in recent years, maybe 12 years ago, china central television began to develop international channels that reached out to the world. it was limited at first. they founded and english- language channel called channel 9 and in the last few years, there has been an attempt to replicate with other international broadcasters are doing and that

, we would act to keep america safe -- even if it meant going into pakistan. some of you remember, at the time, that comment drew quite a bit of criticism. but since i took office, we've worked with our allies and our partners to take out more top al qaeda leaders than any time since 9/11. and thanks to the courage and the skill of our forces, osama bin laden will never threaten america again, and al qaeda is on the road to defeat. i pledged to finish the job in afghanistan. after years of drift, we had to break the momentum of the taliban, and build up the capacity and the capability of afghans. and so, working with our commanders, we came up with a new strategy, and we ordered additional forces to get the job done. this is still a tough fight. but thanks to the incredible services and sacrifices of our troops, we pushed the taliban back; we're training afghan forces; we've begun the transition to afghan lead. again, there are those who argued against a timeline for ending this war -- or against talking about it publicly. but you know what, that's not a plan for america's securit

in their coverage of issues. you will meet simon wilson who represents bbc news, reporting on america for british audiences at home. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> we pulled in for refueling. >> a former commander on the al qaeda attack that left 17 dead and 37 injured. >> i was doing routine paperwork. there was a thunderous explosion. you could feel all 8,400 tons quickly and violently thrust upward and to the right. it was almost like we seemed to hang in the air. we came back down in the water. the lights went out. ceiling tiles popped out. everything on my desk lifted up and slammed down. i grabbed the underside of my desk to brace until the ship stopped moving and i could stand up. >> more on sunday at 8:00. >> one of my favorite drugs to talk about is in maybe half of pigs, cows, and a lot of turkey. it is to make the animals that so they make more money. when an animal is killed and the meat is sold, it is in there. >> she looks behind the scenes of the food and drug industry and fines regulatory lapses a

been approved by the united states of america. >> other than your own book, if people are interested in hearing more, what's one of the best books on this era that you can recommend? >> well, certainly on hughes, the merlo pusey biography is really a terrific, terrifi bo. that's the book if y want to know an awful lot about mr. pauclemenleou a bo >> yes, it'sbook this hat he six fferent lectures that he gave at columbia unirsity. and as i say, it's rlly a uniq insight. because here's ruminations about the supreme court of the united states from somebody who had been an associate justice and would soon be the chief justice of the united states. but it's a candid look on what at this point a lawyer really thinks about the supreme court. >> still highly readable today? >> very highly readable. and it's fascinating, actually, how contemporary a lot of the discussion is. >> very quickly, when first your law students come in, and you teach them about this era, what's the one thing you want them to know about it? >> i want them to know about the switch in time. it may have been political or

for the opening ceremonies. made in america has been the central focus and yourself, too, and these uniforms are made in china. doesn't that strike you as unfair? >> yes. yes. i think we take great pride in our olympic athletes and i've watched as many of the trials as possible and i can't wait to stay up to watch as much as possible. they work so hard and they represent the very best and they're excellent and it is all so beautiful and we should have the uniforms made in america. >> there has been frustration -- an increasing frustration over the absence of congressman jackson. >> really? an increasing frustration? >> they put out a statement saying he's suffering from a mood disorder. do you think that's sufficient explanation to his colleagues to explain his absence, his long-term absence and to his constituents. >> let's talk about the long-term absence. how many legislative days have we been in since congressman -- >> 12 days? >> okay. so, if you're going by the calendar you can't really do that around here because we meet very infrequently and not for very much time or to any good prod

:00. >> in the u.s. should create more partnerships with latin america according to the cochairs of the latino leadership task force. their remarks came during a discussion on how to change for the domestic policy to address their report is expected this fall. this is about the hour-and-a- half. yeah >> a good morning. welcome to the woodrow wilson center. it's a pleasure to be here. thank you for coming. we are pleased to be hosting his meeting today of a task force of latinos at least foreign-policy which was largely organized by the pacific council. how we're very pleased to be working together with the pacific council, a leading voice on foreign policy issues and on behalf of the woodrow wilson center, i'm happy to be working less these pacific council. towe're lucky to have extraordinary leaders with us how you have their biographies for both of them but let me say briefly that he has been the head of a quest u.s. and west and the head of the telecom companies and leave to europe, a in the pacific and asia as well as better united states and has a distinguished career in business and as l

constitutional government back in america, it will not be that way. we are too for gagne. we have to save ourselves from the bottom up. this effort will be part of it. what about the past we go if things do not turn around in this election ending the day by day, not just on election day, what is america's future? those who have lived under communism have seen america's future because it is their past. they fled in. they are amongst us as witnesses. martin fled communism not once, but ties. tell us briefly about how you hopeoncprized and what you delegates will seek you out? >> good evening. [applause] first of all, i would like to thank mr. dejon interest because he is the first and only man with courage to give me a platform like this -- i would like to thank mr. dejon interest because he is the first and only man with courage to give me a platform like this. i am not a cookie cutter anything. i grew up behind communism. not like most that some of it, i became a rebel. i am still of travel. i still try to rebel against what is going on. if you think thursday was bad, bloomberg was bad, t

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voyages in the china trade. sometime, not much longer after tocqueville came to america. he retired after that at the age of 31 and built a castle on the hudson river. the family was rich ever since off the profits from that kind of trade. that was america traveling around the world. and in the decades after tocqueville, it starts about his time, you also have american churches sending missionaries around the world. hawaii was annexed by the united states in 1898, but mission's were there in the 1820s. and so the religious impulse which tocqueville traces in america is one that america is also tracing in the world. and so that tocqueville doesn't, i believe, mention this development. this is the kind of activity, the hyperactivity that this country is producing, this country with its multiple religions, its very thin federal government, its strong belief in its increasing transportation and communication as the telegraph comes in in the 18, and its ability to basically cut space and time in half. so this buzzing activity that tocqueville is describing in america is also penetrating in var

, afirmo el secretario de defensa leon panetta.la primera informacion del dia en despierta america prepara para eliminar el programa "familias saludables", que le brinda cobertura medica a 900-mil niÑos de bajos recursos economicos.---la idea es incorporar a los beneficiarios al programa estatal "medical". ---el problema es que "medical" no se da a basto para atender a los 3- millones-600-mil pacientes que

capturo en el aire y le salvo la vida...la primera informacion del dia en despierta america un hombre que se esta postulando para supervisor de san francisco, se declaÓ culpable de amenazar al fiscal de distrito, "george gascon" en facebook--"benjamin castaÑeda" realizo los comentarios en la red social, denunciando las acciones legales tomadas por el

and miracles. and one of them, or all of them, have been fueled by hope and the promise of america. and a america that promises liberty and justice for all. why else would a female black child, born during the really great depression of the 1930's in the deep south envision and dream a life so far from her reality? it is that promise of liberty and justice that continues to fuel impossible dreams around the world today, and it is this promise that's kept so many of you working long past the hours for which you are being compensated for. because you are willing to sacrifice for those of us whose dreams depend upon your skills. my family migrated to california because of my uncle ezra. a man with no formal education, but one brave enough to file a lawsuit during the frightening days of the depression. he filed a lawsuit against his employer, a major manufacturer after he was injured on the job. it took years for me to understand his bravery. i'm here because a young white lawyer filed that suit on his behalf. and a mysterious louisiana judge ruled in his favor. all seemingly impossib

infeccion con el virus que causa el sida.la primera informacion del dia en despierta america "pg &e" le sugiere a los encargados de esa empresa que resuelvan mas de 2-mil fallas de gas natural que se registran actualmente. --segun el memoradum distribuido, aÑos antes de la mortal explosÓn ocurrida en san bruno, la compaÑia se habria ahorrado unos 5

aniversario del debut de esa banda musical. la primera informacion del dia en despierta america el alguacil del condado de santa cruz anuncio ayer que no arrestaran al pelotero de los gigantes de san francisco, "pablo sandoval".--segun las autoridades, no existe suficiente evidencia para arrestar a sandoval en conexÓn con las alegaciones de una mujer de 21

allegiance to the flag of the united states of america into the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated. mayor lee was scheduled to attend but was not able to make it. he sent his congratulations to our medal of valor recipients. we're joined by the police commissioners and the commission president, vice-president, commissioners. also on the stage this evening we have the chief of police gregory surh. we have the deputy chief of special operations and the deputy chief of the operations bureau. we have the deputy chief from the airport bureau. we have commander in the operations bureau, the commander from the sfmta, the commander in chief of staff

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proximo torneo con el lanus de argentina.el jugador del america se va a prestamo por un aqo con opcion a compra y viajaria en los proximos dias para ser presentado...(wipe)en londres, la pareja integrada por ivan garcia y german sanchez, le dio a mexico su primera medalla en los juegos olimpicos, al alcanzar la plata en sincronizados de plataforma... maqana,, en primer impacto. ?sabia que hay un animal que guia nuestros pasos? eso aseguran los expertos..y nos muestran como podemos llegar a conocer a nuestro totem o espiritu protector!! #

america. >> a former warden takes you through the historic missouri state penitentiary. also, walk back through history in the halls of the moiz state capitol and governor's mansion. once a month, c-span local content vehicles explore the history and literary life of cities across america. this weekend, from jefferson city, saturday at noon and sunday at 5:00 eastern on c-span 2 and 3. >>> this july 4th on c-span 3, it's 24 hours of american history tv. we're usually seen on the weekends providing eyewitness accounts, historic tours, lectures and discussions with authors, historians and teachers. you can visit our web site to see our weekend schedule and more about our programs. next, author and political commentator michael bouron examines the writings and observations of the 19th century french arest toe carat alexis detocqueville. he is best known for his two-volume work" democracy in america." based on his travels around america in the 1830s. mr. boroun was a guest lecturer at the citadel military college in charleston, south carolina in a course called "the conservative intell

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of the america's cup event authority. i cannot find him that i know he is here somewhere. the ceo of the america's cup organizing committee. the board of the directors of the committee. our very own naomi kelly, city administrator. [applause] the commissioner of the golden gate bridge district. i saw him a minute ago. there you are. our city engineer. mike galt and adam, project managers of america's cup. our architects. our city project team, kim and cindy, ed, edgar, and oscar. all the employees of turner construction and the 32 sub- contracting firms. our cruise terminal volunteers to meet the guests in the coming in. our port community advisory committee members. i saw several of you here today. our state regulator partners. members of city planning, the board of supervisors, our maritime commu the international longshore and warehouse union members. thank you all for being part of this momentous occasion. [applause] this is a very special day, and i know many of you who follow the mayor of around have been to a lot of these ceremonies, and you're probably wondering why this is such a big de

s codiciado!! que tal, les habla ilia calderon.iniciativa para competencia empresarial en america latina.asesino anticipo la matanza de colorado a un siquiatra.y a revision casos de jovenes indocumentados.la secretaria de estado, hillary clinton anuncio una iniciativa para apoyar la competencia empresarial en latinoamerica, similar a la alianza para el progreso del presidente kennedy en los aqos 60.james holmes envio a un siquiatra dias antes de la masacre, un cuaderno con escalofriantes dibujos sobre a forma que realizaria la matanza en colorado.y el gobierno informo que el 15 de agosto comenzara la revision de casos de jovenes indocumentados para suspender su deportacion.la primera informacion del dia en despierta america ---revise su buÓn de correo porque en los proximos dias le podrian mandar un cheque de 65 dolares en promedio ... ---casi dos millones de habitantes en todo california recibiran un reembolso de parte de su compañia de seguro medico. ---el dinero refleja una reduccion en la prima mensual que debemos pagar por nuestra cobertura bajo la ley de reforma del sistema de

>> this is "bbc world news america." funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. f >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am katty kay. and then there was the god particle. scientists think they are one step closer to understanding how the universe began. and the time for apologies was over, he said, but one of britain's top bankers is poised to say sorry again for the apology. and has the american dream vera off course? as the u.s. marks the fourth of july, it is its decline and not achievement that marks the country. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and elsewhere around the globe. it seems only fitting that on this fourth of july, which start with this s

to eye department if i the predator. >>> made in america. the firestorm over those olympic uniforms, made in china. well, what about the clothes on your back? tonight, david muir with american workers who are already bringing jobs and that label right back home. >>> good evening. tonight, an astonishing strike at the heart of a dictatorship. it is like something out of an international thriller. a bomb, right in the command center of syria's president bashar assad. at least three of his key commanders have been killed, including his powerful brother-in-law. one rebel said, "this is the beginning of the end." so, what does this mean for the united states? and what about syria's dangerous ally, iran? abc's global affairs anchor christiane amanpour has the story tonight. >> reporter: fighting raged in the capital after an unp unprecedented strike at the heart of the once untouchable syrian regime. bashar assad must be wondering who he can trust after a bomb was detonated in once of its military headquarters -- exploding in their situation room -- killing at least three of them. the headquart

in tomorrow to "good morning america," for robin's full interview with ann romney. >>> and now, the latest on the firestorm over those u.s. olympic uniforms, which were, in fact, made in china. broadcast first here on "world news." today, a new proposal in congress, calling on the federal government to buy only made in america apparel. and abc's david muir and our made in america team set out to learn how many of our clothes are made in america tonight. and he's here to tell us about a comeback. david? >> reporter: encouraging trend, diane. you know the number we reported here on "world news." in the 1960s, more than half of what we bought was made in america. but tonight, 98% of what we buy is from overseas. but tonight, the red hot conversation fueled by the olympic uniforms leading us to american companies bringing jobs back and made in america labels, too. it was the simple inspection that ignited a firestorm. sharyn asking to see the labels on the olympic uniforms. made in china. >> made in china. >> reporter: ralph lauren now saying they'll make them in america, for the 2014 games. b

obama is re-contribute in everything makes america great. not just our wealth, but also on military power, cultural eo, our borders and our very exceptionalism. monica is one of the most brilliant idea women of our day and most importantly, with all her many achievements monica crowley is a great american picture. and now it is my leisure to introduce to all of you, ms. monica crowley. [applause] >> wow, what an introduction. ronnie, ihc q. if we everywhere i go. that was very kind and very generous of you. catherine, thank you for posting me tonight. it means the world to all came out tonight. i know how busy everyone inside setter. the fact you cannot celebrate my new book and meet with me tonight means the world to me, so thank you. let me start with the title of my book, which as you know is called "what the (bleep) just happened?." i must say that my original working title for the book, the original title is thinking about calling it was 50 shades of obama. and i thought better of it and said i've got to go on with bill o'reilly and sean hannity and i can picture them introduci

and successes of america and he is he specially the united states navy were born in that conflict. war was declared 200 years ago today after years of injustices and injuries inflicted by britain and france, mr. ambassador. they compromise the principle and reality of freedom of the seas and congress. trade aggression against our shichs and the impressment of our sailors pushed america into a response that ignited our nation's fighting spirit and gave birth to a global united states navy. many of the early engagements and american successes came at sea wi the first six frig gets and the constellation still moored here in baltimore in the constitution earned the name old iron sides as british cannonballs bounced off her hull made of live oak. those early battles in 1812, which are our flejingly fleet met with the royal navy were defined by american ingeneral knit and boldness, traits at that live on in today's sailors and marines. as america's early successes began to wane and as the war moved into and past the second year, the british regained the initiative even as has been pointed ou

with the wealthiest among us and $530 billion of the tax cuts going to just 120,000 households in america. well, we've cut into this rate all these other programs while the debt continues to climb, but in addition he proposes a $1.6 trillion tax cut. the people who can qualify are only people who make $1 million or more. he eliminates college tuition tax credit, the earned income tax credit and the child tax credit cut. the result, 2.2 million african-american families see a tax increase if he succeeds. that's a fact. we see a future where we, we, the president and i see a future where america leads by the power of example as well as the example of its power. where -- where the democracies of the world join to share the burden and maintain world peace, where we continue to reduce nuclear arms around the world, where responsibility is turned over to the afghans and american troops can start to come home. >> governor romney and his allies see a very different future for america's involvement in the world. one that still has 30,000 combat troops in iraq. remember he criticized us for bringing them hom

: good morning and welcome to "washington journal" this july 4, 2012, independence day. we honor america's birth as a nation. on july 2, 1776, the continental congress voted to separate from great britain and adopted the declaration of independence two days later adopted by -- drafted by thomas jefferson. today we ask you believe in american exceptional ism. here are the numbers to call -- host: what do you think? we will talk about the history of american exceptionalism and where the term comes from and whether you think it applies today. good morning, iowa, independent line. caller: happy fourth of july, 2012. >> you as well. caller: i don't believe america is exceptional. i think all people are equal and exceptional separates people and when we separate people, we start having problems with discrimination which basically americans build on a foundation of discrimination. we are all at risk this november november if they put mitt romney in power. our society is controlled by a business, corporations, and government together over the people. we cannot have this. given the republicans be

. american families are struggling. there is a lot of misery in america today. these numbers understate what people are feeling and the amount of pain that is occurring in middle class america. not only is the 8.2% number unacceptably high and that has been in place for over 41 months, but in addition if you look at the broader analysis of people who are out of work or dropped out of the workforce or that are underemployed in part-time jobs needing full time work, it's almost 15% of the american public. then there those that are working, but working in jobs well beneath their skill level or multiple part-time jobs. kids that are coming out of college not being able to find work. veterans coming home not being able to do anything but stand in an unemployment line. these are very difficult times for the american people. there other numbers that are troubling. the manufacturing reports of the last several weeks indicate that manufacturing is not growing either domestically or in exports as we would have expected at this stage. that's a long-term trend that is very disturbing and troubling. the

and chrysler is the fastest-growing country in america. this is the man who made the call to go after osama bin laden. it was a bold decision. a bold decision with profound risks for our warriors as well as his presidency. but he made it and he made that decision on his own. bin laden is dead and america is more secure because of this m man's decision. he passed the affordable care act, a goal strived for by presidents starting with teddy roosevelt. it required him early on to use up almost all of his political capital. he prevailed where no president had done before. he was right. he was right. it cut $100 billion from the federal debt over the the next ten years, providing access to affordable health care to 30 million americans, 8 million black americans who never would have had insurance. this is a man, this is a president who has the character of his convictions. and almost never since we have taken office during this entire time did the republican congress reach across the aisle to help. on the recovery act, which kept us from sliding further into a depression, only three republican senat

'm jumping ahead of myself. i'm going to finish why the dangers for america giving them. those are the dangers that we can't really do this well. we don't know how to do it. and that there is a logic to allowing syrians to build a new nation out of this process of fighting. and that could leaders will emerge because they will be successful on the battleground than they will make alliances and they will suck up those militias today, will get eventually sucked in to one. and when that one is able to defeat the syrian army, it will be in a position to step into command and control of the country. so when you get the assad there will be chaos like it was in iraq. there will be a government in waiting, and a national military that can step into providing security for the people, making sure there isn't wholesale looting and people don't do bad things. that would be, of course, the ideal, and that would be the rationale with the obama policy. there are other rationales, of course like he doesn't want to be george bush, multilateralism. the russians said no, we don't want to go agains

in the chinese hospital but prior to my generation from 1925 on, a whole generation of chinese in america rippled culturally from that one point in san francisco when san francisco and the united states was essentially offlimits to many, many other ethnic groups. chinatown became a self -sufficient cultural aunclave -- enclave of incredible richness. recently the asian-pacific american historical preservation forum, which is a national group, met in los angeles. at that forum, they are generating a list of immediately endangered of asian-pacific american sites. and the old chinese hospital is on that list. chinatown, like san franciscoians are not assured of their future. many chinatowns in the united states are disappearing. many have already disappeared. with potential changes in the immigration patterns, we as san franciscoians and you as planning commissioners and planning department professional staff need to lead us towards a future where chinatown will remain as a symbol and literal birthplace of chinese and america. as many projects have been either preserved or its essence preserved, or

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are equal before the law. ladies and gentlemen, please make no mistake. islam is also coming to america. indeed, it has already arrived. your country, too, is facing a stealth jihad, an islamic attempt to introduce sharia law bit by bit by bit. islam demands already in america today separate campaign housing for muslims. islam demands that women have separate hours in gyms and swimming pools. schools in america today are banning christmas celebrations, are taking pork off their cafeteria menus to avoid offending muslim students and courts even in america, there are examples in florida, even in america have begun to apply sharia law. and be aware that this is only the beginning. if we do not stop the islamization, we will lose everything that we stand for, everything that we fought for. our constitutional state, our freedom, our civilization and in europe already today we are losing the right of free speech, the right to criticize islam. and what we need, my friends, this perhaps is my most important message to you today. what we need is a spirit of resistance. resistance to evil is our

to the people of israel. last we met, we explore the common values and concerns that unite america and israel. we discussed ways of making the world safer and better for our children and the importance of defending peace-loving citizens of the world from those nations and ideologies that would do less harm. -- do us harm. shared our common belief in the centrality of a strong economy to the actualization of our national goals. we look forward to hearing your thoughts and wish you a productive and meaningful visit to israel and to the holy city of jerusalem, the united capital of the state of israel. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, let us warmly greet governor mitt romney. [applause] >> thank you. very kind. we appreciate that. thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you for that kind introduction, mayor barkat, and thank you all for that warm welcome. it's a pleasure and a privilege to be in israel again. to see so many dear friends. to step foot into israel is to step foot into a nation that began with an ancient promise made in this land. the jewish

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